Lessons on the Fly—Writing an ESL Lesson from a Video clips
The use of video seems to be exponentially replacing the use of text in social…
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Lessons on the Fly – Creating Dialogue from Small Talk
In today’s blog, we’re going to introduce a new short series on how to make…
Lessons on the Fly – Writing an ESL Lesson from a Blog
In a previous blog, we began a short series on how to makes lessons with…
Are You Teaching About English or Helping People To Use It?
You spent two hours preparing your lesson on the present perfect verb tense. You have…
Lesson Planning 101: How to Develop Meaningful ESL Lessons
So many new teachers spend hours at a time preparing for a lesson they believe…
Lesson Planning Tips for New ESL Teachers
Lesson planning should follow ‘the rhythm of your class’ and your students’ needs. Finding this…
6 Elements of an Awesome ESL Lesson Plan
1) Clear Objective Having a clear objective is the most important element to consider when…
TESOL: Preparing a Writing Lesson Plan
Writing, unlike speaking, is not an ability we acquire naturally, even in our first language:…